Apartment reviews over time · West Valley City
Apartments in West Valley City, by where the rating is heading
16 buildings we track in West Valley City, each rebuilt from its public Google reviews — the trend and the change-point — with FBI crime for the city below. Sourced, not scored.
3.7★ avg2 improving14 steadytop complaint managementdata through Jun 2026
Aspire West Valley
61 reviews
Crossroads Apartments
150 reviews
Decker Station Apartments
24 reviews
Enclave at Redwood Apartments
150 reviews
ICO Fairbourne Station Apartments
150 reviews
Pine Valley Apartments
35 reviews
Pinnacle Highbury
150 reviews
Sage Valley
150 reviews
Sandalwood Apartments
150 reviews
Tuscany Cove Apartments
150 reviews
Westland Cove Apartments
40 reviews
Aspenwood Apartments
150 reviews
Park Central Apartments
94 reviews
Apartments at Decker Lake
115 reviews
Hidden Pointe Apartments
150 reviews
Aspen Village Apartments
133 reviews
Crime in West Valley City
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer · West Valley Police Department · per-capita, city-wide — not specific to this building.
Common questions about West Valley City apartments
- How many apartments does Apartment History track in West Valley City?
- 16 West Valley City apartments, each rebuilt from its public Google reviews. They average 3.7★ overall — 0 with a downward change-point in their rating history, 2 upward, and 14 steady.
- Is West Valley City a good place to live?
- We don't grade cities — we show the record. Across the 16 West Valley City buildings we track, public-review ratings average 3.7★, and each one's full trajectory and change-point is listed above, with FBI crime for the city below. Read it and decide for yourself.
- Which West Valley City apartments' ratings are changing the most?
- Hidden Pointe Apartments's has risen the most (+0.9★ since Apr '21). These describe how each building's review average has moved over time — not our judgment of the building.
- Is West Valley City a safe place to live?
- We show FBI Crime Data Explorer figures for West Valley City below — property- and violent-crime rates against the Utah and national benchmarks. We report the public record; we don't rate safety.